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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
W r
P age T hkeb
Wool M arket In
Confused State
Wool m ark e ts have been in a
confused s ta te to r the past sev-
e ra l m onth. W ith the exception
of a few d istressed lots the m ove
m ent of wool to m a n u fa c tu re rs
has been nil. Wool handlers, how
ever, a re tak in g ad v an tag e of
every o p p o rtu n ity to show th e ir
holdings to m an u fa ctu rers, in th e
hopes th a t buying will be stim
ulated.
from all sections of Oregon. W ash
ington and Idaho.
P o rtla n d is recognized th e n a
tion over as the second larg e st
wool handling c e n te r in th e U n it
ed S ta tes. N early 15.000.000 lbs.
of wool a re consum ed a n n u a lly by
both w oolen and w o rsted m a n u
fa c tu re rs in th e P o rtla n d area.
S easide hospital. C rescent City.
Rev. John L. M um bow er will of
ficiate. In te rm e n t will be a t the
W illiam Jam es W ard M em orial
P a rk u n d er direction of R oeder
F u n e ra l home.
Mr. Schooley w as born Aug. 15,
1892, a t B arddock, Pa.. He w as
a v e te ra n of W orld W’a r 1. and
v e te ra n s co m m itta l s e n ices will
be held a t th e cem etery. He has
been a resident of this a re a for
som e tim e. He is survived by his
C harles G rayshel, president of m other, but o th e r d etails co n cern
ing him a re m eager.
O regon C oast A ssociation; P e te
J. L esm eister, C u rry co unty vice-
president of th e organization, and
Gordon Goetz, a d irector, m ade a
P ro g ress on th e Ma tot Com
trip to Gold Beach W ednesday to
put on th e pro g ram before the pany building, d irec tly across th e
R o tary club, tellin g about th e I s tre e t from th e P ilot, is going at
w ork and aim s of th a t o rg a n iz a a tast pace. The old resid en tial
tion in helping tra v e l along th e building had its roof removed, a
flat type installed, and the o u t
coast highw ay.
T alk is rife th a t d irec to rs of side is being covered w ith as-
O. C. A. will go to S an F rancisco besto shingles. A huge p late glass
some tim e next y e a r and contact window will fill p ra ctically th e
different autom obile clubs, and e n tire front.
W a rre n S m ith who w ent to
cham bers of com m erce on a b e t
te r u n d ersta n d in g of Hwy 101 for P o rtla n d last w eek on business is
still aw ay, not a p p e arin g at the
to u rist trav el.
R o tary m eeting, T uesday, o r th e
council m eeting th a t evening.
Locals Talk O. C. A.
To Rotary Club
The W estern
Wool S to rag e
w areh o u se is show ing n early a
m illion pounds of wool to pros
pective ea ste rn ar.d w estern buy
ers on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
D isplay of wools will be in the
W estern w areh o use a t 1235 N.
W. Irv in g S tre e t. P o rtlan d . T he
show ing d ates ju st precede O re
gon Wool G row ers and the N a
tional Wool G row ers annua! con
vention w hich a re being held a t
P o rtla n d In d ications a re th a t a
larg e n u m b er of buyers will look
a t th e wools and c a ta lo g them .
M anager, Ja m e s M. Coon, spe
cifically s ta te s in his in v itatio n
to the buyers th a t this .is to be
a show ing only and not a sale
as th e ow ners of th e wool p re
fe r not to sell u n til the m ark e t
is in a m ore sta b le condition.
L ast rite s will be held F riday,
Wools on display will be all a t 2:00 p. m. a t B aptist C om m un
grades and o riginal bag. G row ers ity ch urch for E ugene F. Schooley
p a rtic ip a tin g in this display are (who passed aw ay M onday at the«1
LOCAL NEWS
16 Pages Make Up
Pilot This Week
W ith M oore’s V ariety and
p arel Shop looking to w ard
com ing Y uletide, and using
page to convey th e ir m essage,
Pilot w as forced to 16 pages
week, th e first tim e in its
tory.
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full
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his
M oore’s V a riety and A pparel
Shop is one of th e P ilo t's best
ad v ertisers, who believe in re a c h
ing b uyers th ro u g h these colum ns.
R ecently the sto re stag ed an
an n iv ersary event w hich s u rp ris
ed th em by its volum e. M essage
to r th e event w as m ade th ro u g h
these colum ns.
H endricks F u rn itu re , this w eek
s ta rte d C h ristm a s m essage to th e
Pilot readers. N ext w eek a n d
th e tw o f o llo w in g ad d itio n al a r e
planned.
W ith m ore th a n LUX) sub scrib
ers, the Pilot has become know n
as one of the best m edium s fo r
a d v e rtisin g in th is section of th e
s ta te It has alm ost tw ice th e
circ u latio n of its c o n te m p o ra ry
in C u rry county and has fa r th e
g re a te st paid c irc u latio n of a n y
o th e r n ew sp ap er com ing into th e
local post offices.
CATERPILLAR No. 12
POWER ROAD GRADER
TO RENT BY HOUR OR BY DAY
PUTNAM LOGGING - COMPANY
Phone 581) or W rite Box 417
BROOKINGS, O R EG O N
Last Rites Friday
For Gene Schooley
C. 0 . LEONARD
L. L. LEONARD
PEAL ESTATE
Brokers
A creage on C h°tco riv e r
in. E xcellent bottom s o i l
building sites. Fish at y o u r
fro n t door. M ight ju st as
bring y o u r tack le w hen we
a t this. M ight even ta k e a
ride.
close
and
own
well
look
boat
Oregon Coast View Stationery
9 deal GhsuAtmciA.
Residence Phone 422.
Box 211
Phone 341
N o ta ry Public—C. O. Leonard
SA L E SM E N :
O. S. Young
Brookings, Oregon
A w ord to th e w ives is su ffic ie n t!
H e re ’s a n o th e r nice house in
the c e n te r of B rookings ju s t list
ed at only $5750 w ith term s. 2
bedroom s and on tw o lots. One
block to m ark e ts. You can send
the L ittle Guy to m a rk e t and h e’
will h ard ly get w et (if he ru n s
fast enough). Of course th is is
Brookings. B ut n ev er m ind the
sun will shine again soon.
L arg e 2-story unfinished but
liveable house located on 6 acres
H ouse tr a ile r in fine shape and
close in. Good soil and well. $1000
good
rubber. Only $650. W e con
w ill handle. P rice is reaso n ab le a t
$6750. No re stric tio n s as to size of sider this an excellent buy but
fam ily o r pets. H ave th e s a tis don’t p a rk n e a r the bluff.
faction of owning y o u r own sm all
By all m eans don’t forget we
farm outside city lim its.
have som e very choice lots on
term s o r cash. Buy a lot and see
A nice larg e 2-bedroom hom e us about financing th a t new home.
and g arag e right in th e h e a rt of
B rookings. Can be had furnished O w ner Gone This W e e k —
if desired. S ave m oney now spent
You can get as nosey as you
in re n t! An in v estm ent th a t is please w hen we show you a spe
safe in th is house, priced to sell cial house ju st listed so don't w ait
at only $6925, o n e-th ird down. till next w eek!
Good term s on balance.
A pproxim ately 18 acres of Hwy
Don’t forget th a t we have an 101 fro n tag e ju st low ered in price
arc h ite c t to develop y o u r own from $8000 to $5950. This we rec
ideas o r c re a te for you a custom om m end as an excellent in v est
m ent for subdividing o r hom e-
designed home.
sites and business. F in e ocean
view’ throw n in a t all tim es.
K eeping pace w ith th e grow th
of B rookings in th is B rand New
Also 85 feet of hwy fro n ta g e
w onderfully co n stru c te d home in close in. P riced a t only $2150 -
excellent location. L arge pictu re w ith term s.
windows. H ardw ood floors, ex cel
lent color schem e. To see this
F o r re n t. Very nice a p a rtm e n t
you will su re ly d esire it so let
for couple only. Close in and fu r
us show it to you soon.
nished.
If you believe you have seen i f i * ’
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th e best of ocean fro n ta g e c lo s e ' ... , S B lSU rJIlCC l o l l N e e d
to Brookings. O. K. w e have j u s t '
,N SU R A ^ C S Y o u
some , h . , h . . bunding s i,.
e, par exceitence. Don-« fa il to
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# * ° e these if a t all in te re ste d in
I t c e a n fro n tag e!
INSURANCE CO.
For a Lim ited Time, only, inexpensive Christmas gifts may be pur-
chased at two places in Curry County— novel gifts which will tell
the recipient more with pictures than you could in pages and pages.
1! OREGON COAST VIEWS OF INTEREST
arc printed upon the upper left-hand corner of monarch size station
ery, showing 11 different coastal views, including one of Azalea State
Park, Rhododendrons, Mack Arch, Rogue River Bridge l ower, The
Hole m the Wall, Coos Bay Bridge, I leceta Head anti Heceta I lead
Lighthouse ('ape Arrago Lighthouse, and Myrtlewood trees.
Include these to the friends far away from the Oregon Coast who
have no idea of the scenery of this area. You will find one of these
immediately sent in return— thanking you heartily for the gift. They
are not only inexpensive, but novel and gainging in popularity.
I lere is the way you can help friends—
50 Sheets and 25 Monarch Envelopes . . . $1.50
'Ih e two places they may be purchased: .
THE PILOT, BROOKINGS, Phone 283
TYPO-PRINT, GOLD BEACH, Phone 984
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